Taba' Popo', gong chime, funerary rhythm (Bumbulan 1st night)
Field recordings made in West Kalimantan, Indonesia, in 1997 by D. Rappoport :Dayak, Iban, Kayan populations. funeral rhythm in three beats, also called taba' kolak kolak or kokolak. composition: kangkuang, tuung, babandi, 4 gong garantung. This is the rhythm of the Gawai to repeat the funeral strike. Because he has already done a Gawai, we play this rhythm for him. Kolak kolak comes from the sound of the rooster.
Kangkuang+tuung+ babandi = in unison, one strike, the garantung strikes three strikes
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Taba' Popo', gong chime, funerary rhythm (Bumbulan 1st night)
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Taba' Popo', ensemble de gongs, rythmique funéraire (Bumbulan 1ère nuit)
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Taba' Popo', rangkaian gong, irama pemakaman (Bumbulan malam ke-1)
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Field recordings made in West Kalimantan, Indonesia, in 1997 by D. Rappoport :Dayak, Iban, Kayan populations. funeral rhythm in three beats, also called taba' kolak kolak or kokolak. composition: kangkuang, tuung, babandi, 4 gong garantung. This is the rhythm of the Gawai to repeat the funeral strike. Because he has already done a Gawai, we play this rhythm for him. Kolak kolak comes from the sound of the rooster.
Kangkuang+tuung+ babandi = in unison, one strike, the garantung strikes three strikes
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Enregistrements sonores inédits réalisés en Indonésie (West Kalimantan) en 1997 par Dana Rappoport, auprès des populations Dayak Taman, Iban, Kayan Mendalam. rythmique funéraire à trois temps, appelée aussi taba' kolak kolak ou kokolak. composition: kangkuang, tuung, babandi, 4 gong garantung. C'est le rythme du Gawai pour répéter la frappe funéraire. Parce qu'il a déjà fait un Gawai, on lui joue ce rythme là. Kolak kolak vient du bruit du coq.
Kangkuang+tuung+ babandi = à l'unisson, une seule frappe, le garantung frappe trois coups
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Rekaman dibuat di Indonesia (Kalimantan Barat) pada tahun 1997 oleh Dana Rappoport, dalam masyarakat Mendalam Dayak Taman, Iban, Kayan. Irama pemakaman dalam tiga ketukan, disebut juga taba' kolak kolak atau kokolak. Kelompok: kangkuang, tuung, babandi, 4 gong garantung. Inilah ritme Gawai yang mengulangi aksi mogok pemakaman. Karena dia sudah melakukan Gawai, kami memainkan ritme ini untuknya. Kolak kolak berasal dari suara ayam jago.
Kangkuang+tuung+ babandi = serempak, satu pukulan, garantung memukul tiga pukulan
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1st day of a six-day ritual (Gawai Mamandung ritual). This day is called Bumbulan. 8:30 p.m., in the longhouse
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00:13:13
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1997-08-07
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2011
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Dayak Taman
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Kampung Lunsa Hilir, kecamatan Putussibau, kabupaten Kapuas ulu, Kalimantan
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Taman
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Music (Vocal)
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Field recording
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Indonesia: West Kalimantan, 1997, D. Rappoport
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RappoportPercussions des Taman, in revue Percussions, n° 59, vol IX/5, 1998.
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Archived at CREM, CNRS in 2011 by D. Rappoport
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For any use, please contact the CREM-LESC (CNRS, Nanterre University, France): see information at https://archives.crem-cnrs.fr
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Digital Audio Tape
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CNRSMH_I_2011_016_002_18
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SEAH_CNRSMH_I_2011_016_002_18
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